He Of Whom Many Are Afraid Ought

Suspicions That The Mind, Of Itself, Gathers, Are But Buzzes; But Suspicions That Are Artificially Nourished And Put Into Men's Heads By The Tales And Whisperings Of Others, Have Stings.

The Worst Men Often Give The Best Advice.

A Wise Man Will Make More Opportunities Than He Finds.

Friendship Maketh Daylight In The Understanding, Out Of Darkness And Confusion Of Thoughts.

I Hold Every Man A Debtor To His Profession; From The Which As Men Of Course Do Seek To Receive Countenance And Profit, So Ought They Of Duty To Endeavor Themselves, By Way Of Amends, To Be A Help And Ornament Thereunto.